4y= -3x+15
y= (-3/4)x+15/4
y+2= (-3/4)(x-8)
y+2= (-3/4)x+6
y= (-3/4)x+4
The solution is x=3/4
How can we solve given equation?
First, we will solve like terms. Then shift constant to other side and keep x on the same side to get the value of x.
We can solve given equation as shown below:
5/2-3x-5+4x=-7/4
(5-10)/2+x=-7/4
-5/2+x=-7/4
x=5/2-7/4
x= (10-7)/4
x=3/4
Hence, the solution is x=3/4.
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Answer:
an = -3·2^(n-1)
Step-by-step explanation:
The first term is a1 = -3.
The common ratio is r = -6/-3 = 2.
The given formula tells you the formula for this sequence is ...
an = -3·2^(n-1)
